Bitcoin won’t hit $200K until Q3 2029: Veteran trader Peter Brandt

The recent Bitcoin “dumping” is a positive sign for the asset, but it could take years, not weeks, for Bitcoin to reach that magic $200,000 number.
Traders eye Bitcoin’s bull-bear ‘tug-of-war’ to plan their next move

Nic Puckrin, an analyst at The Coin Bureau, said Bitcoin is being “pulled in different directions by conflicting news” as it heads into the weekend.
Tom Lee speculates wounded market makers behind crypto crunch

Crypto’s recent slump could be the result of a market maker liquidity crisis triggered by the crypto crash in October, speculates BitMine’s Tom Lee.
Kalshi’s valuation marked up to $11B after $1B funding round: TechCrunch

Kalshi has joined predictions market rival Polymarket in the $10 billion-plus valuation club after reportedly raising another $1 billion from Sequoia Capital and CapitalG.
Ex-prosecutor denies promising not to charge FTX executive’s partner

One of the US attorneys behind the prosecution of former FTX executives testified as part of an evidentiary hearing exploring one of their plea deals.
SEC to hold privacy and financial surveillance roundtable in December

The slated roundtable discussion comes as privacy experiences a renewed focus from crypto industry executives and civil liberties activists.
ETH DATs have a problem: Ether’s crash below $3K vaporized a year’s worth of gains

Ether treasury companies are holding millions of dollars in unrealized losses, and the falling mNAV valuations and ETH’s potential to fall below $2,500 may further complicate matters.
AI hedge fund Numerai wins backing from top university endowments, token soars

Numerai’s NMR token jumped over 40% after it announced a new funding round led by major university endowments, pushing the hedge fund to a $500M valuation.
Prospective CFTC chair’s nomination advances through committee

Acting CFTC Chair Caroline Pham may be one step closer to leaving the agency after the Senate Agriculture Committee advanced US President Donald Trump’s pick to replace her.



